Good environment at Microsoft SF.
No cons at Microsoft SF
I attended an event at my university, handed in my CV, and two days later received an email inviting me to an interview. The interview was mainly technical. The first 15 minutes involved discussing a project I had done. This was followed by a 30-min
There was a job fair at my university this summer, and I submitted my resume. A few weeks later, HR called me, asking if I wanted an interview on campus. Of course. The other day, I had an interview with a software engineer. He was a very nice guy, a
It has 3 rounds, which was very interesting. I was happy to join Microsoft as a software developer. The pay is nice, the atmosphere is helpful, and I am enjoying it. Join a very good company and be part of a growing culture.
I attended an event at my university, handed in my CV, and two days later received an email inviting me to an interview. The interview was mainly technical. The first 15 minutes involved discussing a project I had done. This was followed by a 30-min
There was a job fair at my university this summer, and I submitted my resume. A few weeks later, HR called me, asking if I wanted an interview on campus. Of course. The other day, I had an interview with a software engineer. He was a very nice guy, a
It has 3 rounds, which was very interesting. I was happy to join Microsoft as a software developer. The pay is nice, the atmosphere is helpful, and I am enjoying it. Join a very good company and be part of a growing culture.